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Efficiency, safety, remote control: augmented reality systems guide industrial operators in preventive maintenance activities. The advantages of augmented and virtual reality in industry 4.0 are considerable. In new construction projects, augmented reality makes it possible to intervene in the early stages

The use of #AR in industrial applications is growing by leaps and bounds and has become tantamount in #Industry40 concepts. More insights at IIoT World’s Manufacturing Day, today, Dec. 8th at 12 PM ET. 

With AR and VR technologies growing at a rapid pace and revolutionizing the modern age, it stands to reason why auto manufacturers have become one of the largest investors. Since first introduced back in the 1990s, AR and VR have

The use of augmented reality in IoT An interview with Ian Kanski, CTO of UrsaLeo The use of augmented reality (AR) in IoT and industrial applications is growing by leaps and bounds and has become tantamount in Industry 4.0 concepts. In fact,

The events of 2020 accelerated digital transformation for industrial companies, particularly in bringing it to their front-line teams. The need to meet the challenges created by COVID-19 moved some organizations quickly from experimenting and dabbling in digital transformation to a

This post is the second of a 3-part series. Check back in next week for the conclusion of this series. In the first part of this series - The key role of Augmented Reality in Industry 4.0 for Manufacturing: Part 1 -

We are in the midst of a massive change in manufacturing - and how well companies embrace and adapt to it is crucial to their future. Over the last several years, industrial companies have been undertaking a number of initiatives to

Contradictory to the common belief that technology necessary for Industry 4.0 is expensive, the Combine and Conquer report by Accenture found that combining technologies such as AR/VR, big data and machine learning can save large businesses an average of $

Manufacturers are busy either exploring or deploying AR, IoT sensors, and other smart engineering technologies to gain a competitive advantage. Rapid prototyping, married with augmented reality technologies, is starting to help manufacturing companies significantly reduce the time it takes to bring